Is the fan of led Lighthouse Hydro BlackStar make a lot of noises?
3672
No not at all. Really good products. Been using it for almost a years now in my closet for 4 plants
3673
Barely any. It lasted a good 8 months of continuous use before it went out.
2260590
As long as your fan is clean, there really shouldn't be much noise under different load mods. I haven't heard that the fan is an issue.
405993
I asked my husband what's going on here, as he is the one who installed every ceiling fan in every home we have ever owned/lived in. We've never had a problem with any of them. (His father was a master electrician. My husband is not, but he still knows what he's doing.) He said, "This is a result of a misalignment of the light fixture. There is a small plastic spacer provided with the fan light kit that fits inside the globe. That should stop the noise and also make pulling the chain easier." I hope this helps.
405992
No. It sounds as if you have an installation problem. I have a remote on this fan and it works fine. There is no unwelcome noise.
1408646
Fan noise only occurs if you have it in an enclosure that causes no air to travel or pass through. I have had mine for about 4 mos now and I originally had it in the garage and then put it downstairs in my den (open light stand). I have not had an issue of the fan being noisy. Again it's determined by how hot the room which you are putting the light in and if you have the light in an enclosed mount.
1802677
No...mine is quiet. I have been running mine 24/7 for 6 months...mostly powering two fridges and the stereo/tv when I need it. The fan will spool up and make some noise if it gets too warm. The only sounds mine makes is when my solar charge controller is in "Absorb" mode and the voltage is 14-14.4vDC. The noise is just the internal rectifiers...nothing to worry about.
1485456
The fan doesn't make much noise. Depending on the temperature setting, the fan makes a low "quite" hum.
1385276
Due to the use of laser and led rather than a large incandescent light source the unit does not build up heat nearly as much as other projectors. This means that the fan is actually quite slow and the unit is very quiet. I have never actually thought about the noise from the fan in either the classroom or smaller meeting room in which I have used this model of projector, so it is not loud in any way. Hope this helps...
911993
Absolutely not. My fan makes a whooshing / blowing noise. A "white noise" if you will.
2140504
I haven't had any problem with such noises.I still feel it's a great product, even though I have problems keeping it attached to a base because of its weight, and my swinging it around to fit my needs. Perhaps you need a new bulb. I use the standard bulb mostly because it gives off heat and warms the area around it.
1802676
Hello Debby, The short answer to that is no, I have had two of these PW3500s and apart from the cooling fan which is very quite they make no noise, even on full load. John.
204253
There is very little noise with my unit when the fan isn't running. And the only times so far that the fans have kicked in were when I had it hooked to my TV as an external display. Don't get me wrong, the fans are far from silent when they do kick in, but with fairly normal use, they usually don't.
1831338
I've had mine since February 2013 and can't say the fan is loud. I have had issues with it freezing up and having to reboot though.
181393
yeah, that would be extremely annoying :) I have mine running a PC case fan that blows on it while its on, then the built-in fan never runs, and PC fan is MUCHO quieter.
976644
Yes it has been fixed at least in the one I bought. No whine or any noise for that matter, sometimes I wonder if the fan even works. This is truly the best power supply I have ever owned and it is extremely efficient. I noticed a 32Watt drop in power usage after in installing it. Migrated from a PC-Power & Cooling PS measured by Kill-A-Watt.
1835826
Mine does make a very slight fan sound. Only noticeable if it is very quiet.
1524443
I don't have them in lamps that are very tight around the fan, but I have noticed an intermittent fan noise in one of the 150W bulbs I purchased that goes in a lamp that has a glass hemisphere that acts like a megaphone. I'm not sure if it's at a resonant frequency, or just a random issue in one of them. The base can get very warm (I just put my hand on one that's been going for an hour and a half overhead), but not too hot to touch. I'm not sure how hot is too hot, though PacLights may have more information.